the former India Head coach Ravi Shastri was seen enjoying Novak Djokovic’s semi-final clash against Cam Nori. Shastri, who was the head coach of India till 2021 T20 World Cup in UAE, is in England where he is doing commentary for Sky. While watching the match, he posted a few pictures, captioned: “Good to be back on center court on a scorching afternoon wondering what to hum. Joko vs Home Boy.”
Nice to be back in the center court on a scorching afternoon, what to hum. Joko Vs Home Boy. Djokovic vs Nori #wimbledon pic.twitter.com/sLb9c85nyq
— Ravi Shastri (@RaviShastriOfc) 8 July 2022
Meanwhile, top seed Djokovic beat Britain’s ninth-ranked Cam Norie 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 in the semi-finals to register 27 consecutive wins at the All England Club. He chases a fourth straight championship there.
On the hottest afternoon of the fortnight, with temperatures reaching 85 degrees Fahrenheit (30 Celsius) and the wind stabilizing, Djokovic started off slow and often looked unhappy, shaking his head or pointing to his guest box. . But unlike in the quarterfinals, when he lost the opening two sets against No. 10 seed Janik Sinar and won five, it took Djokovic little time to establish his dominance.
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Meanwhile, Shastri was commentating at Edgbaston where India lost to England. When asked about the commentary, he said that it is much easier than being India’s coach.
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“Life is definitely easier in the commentary box (than coaching the Indian cricket team),” Pat replied honestly. “It is quite a relaxing job now, but to be honest, I have been richer than the experience (India’s coaching stint). The seven-year stint has been a huge experience for me,” Shastri said exclusively to News18 CricketNext during the lunch break on the third day of this ongoing match.
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